Not saying it's a bad situation, just that I as a property manager who occasionally hires new PMs wouldn't view this experience as a strength if I saw it on a resume.

Ellis act is always the nuclear bomb option, i.e. last resort (given how extreme the re-rental restrictions, and the binding and recorded nature of it once you file).

While willing to return home for the short-term, the novelty of the situation wore off quick and these kids are demonstrating an eagerness to resume their independent life-styles. 5.

@Kelsey Folger, I can guarantee you that no university is going to be able to tell you when classes will resume normally at this point in time.

If the market moved very little, that can be an indicator that the market there is less likely to experience a huge change in any future downturns... assuming no fundamental change in the community (IE: big business moving out, discovering nuclear waste buried under the city, etc.)

I have an updated resume and would be willing to share that to show you my experience.

The GPS handle all the dirty work the hassle of dealing with tenants toilets and termite.It’s a message that will sell.At the same time, continue to make connections in the industry - find some newer operators in markets you like - develop a relationship - if they are trying to expand their business like say Spark is - those operators will be looking to find folks to raise capital for them.Do the resume but understand the resume isn’t the golden goose.

Thirty years ago, the Builders moved South of Miami to build out the Homestead area where the Turkey Nuclear Power Plant is.

i know about dave and i listened to the podcast, i am not disputing his "resume". i am just amazed that he asked this question when what we do is "seize opportunities to bring up value and quality of tenants".

- What other currency is backed by a global fleet of nuclear-powered craft?